rick sanchez, great to see you tonight. a pleasure, tucker, take care. >> tucker: so sweet and it's name is lee a tranquil country with a vast welfare state, education, health care, pension, to everyone. that model does not work anymore. why? because of mass immigration. sweden has accepted hundreds of thousands of migrants in recent years and done not so much to integrate them in swedish society. a lot of them are not working. so now sweden, again the most peaceful country in the world, it is being split by violence. recently a danish politician organized an event to burn a quran. in response to this, there were riots across the country. riots, not arguments, but people started burning things. this is what sweden looked like on sunday. [siren sounding] >> tucker: okay, so that is not a debate over theologies. that is a riot. at least 40 people injured so far in sweden, country lockdown. is a legal philosopher who has spent a lot of her life in europe and she joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. it is just so

old friend rick sanchez is a former cnn anchor and abu longtime veteran ofsi this business, the news business ceo of our media. he joins. rick, thanks so much for comingu on . what do you think happened here? it's pretty obvious. i i mean, it's probably the worstw new media launch in the history of new media. essentially they tried to put lipstick on a pig and you just can't do that . you can't tell peoplell you'renr going to do something new , tucker . and really all you do is you ll cooper to takeel off his tie and tell don lemon to wear jeans. that's new media. that's not here's what people want to hear. i think you knowes this especially when it comes to new media. they want content t t. they want something that is a new idea, information they don'tea have young people today who are the consumers ofia new media outlets, interestedke in personalities like you hire some guy named chris wallace from fox news. great guy, great journalist. but they don't care what they want is information. the other thing they screwed up on is latinos.s do you know they did all of these promos all over

nato p.a., which includes chairman meeks and representative mike turner of ohio, linda sanchez, brett guthrie, rick larsen, neal dunn, dina titus, austin scott have jointly written to the secretary of state, anthony blinken, and our secretary of defense, lloyd austin, encouraging the biden administration to work with our nato allies to operationallize support for our shared democratic principles and establish this center of democratic resilience. to the credit of the biden administration and the u.s. ambassador to nato, julie smith, they followed up on this recommendation. when we met with the nato -- with the north atlantic council in february in brussels, ambassador smith made a forceful case for the establishment of the center and we were encouraged to see several nato ambassadors join her in taking up the mantle and arguing in favor of this proposal. today the values upon which the alliance have been founded are being challenged by external enemies of democracy all too tragically being witnessed in ukraine. these forpses -- forces aim to undermine the faith in and political support for our comm

nato p.a., which includes chairman meeks and representative mike turner of ohio, linda sanchez, brett guthrie, rick larsen, neal dunn, dina titus, austin scott have jointly written to the secretary of state, anthony blinken, and our secretary of defense, lloyd austin, encouraging the biden administration to work with our nato allies to operationallize support for our shared democratic principles and establish this center of democratic resilience. to the credit of the biden administration and the u.s. ambassador to nato, julie smith, they followed up on this recommendation. when we met with the nato -- with the north atlantic council in february in brussels, ambassador smith made a forceful case for the establishment of the center and we were encouraged to see several nato ambassadors join her in taking up the mantle and arguing in favor of this proposal. today the values upon which the alliance have been founded are being challenged by external enemies of democracy all too tragically being witnessed in ukraine. these forpses -- forces aim to undermine the faith in and political support for our comm

sanchez in lviv, hannah hop co-chair of the democracy in action conference. she's a former member of ukraine's parliament and chaired the foreign affairs committee from 2014 to 2019 and rick stengel, former undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs during the obama administration. he is now an msnbc political analyst. raff, i do want to begin with you, the u.n. secretary-general says he hopes to explore a cease-fire with russia. he thinks one eventually can happen, or at least he hopes it can. i wonder on the ground there, what are people saying about their belief in vladimir putin's desire to negotiate? >> reporter: katy, we're not hearing a lot of optimism about the u.n. sec general's trip to moscow. he's appealed to vladimir putin several times at distance for a cease-fire, ignored every time. he's going to try again today, face-to-face inside the kremlin. we'll see if he has anymore luck. i'll tell you expectations are not high here. the working assumptions among ukrainians both in government and people on the street is that vladimir putin has absolutely no desire to negotiate with any seriousness. we are hearing some frustration here in ukraine